On National Space Day, India celebrates not only its journey to the Moon and beyond, but also the indigenous technologies powering these missions. From satellites and launch vehicles to Chandrayaan-3 and Aditya-L1, Made in India chips are playing a vital role in India’s growing space programme._

Under the visionary leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, India’s journey towards technological self-reliance has gained new momentum. Indigenous capabilities in critical and advanced technologies are strengthening the vision of Aatmanirbhar Bharat, including in India’s space sector.

Key Highlights
* Semiconductor Laboratory (SCL), Mohali develops flight-grade chips for satellites and launch vehicles, designed to withstand extreme space conditions.
* These include radiation-hardened chips, pressure, acceleration, temperature and acoustic sensors, electro-optical CCD/CMOS imagers, and custom ASICs.
* Chandrayaan-3’s lander carried an Indian-made camera chip, developed by SCL Mohali, supporting the lander’s imaging systems.
* SCL’s Vikram processor is used in satellite launch vehicles and rockets.
* Aditya-L1, India’s mission to study the Sun, uses radiation-hardened ADC chips developed by SCL.
* From the Moon to the Sun, indigenous semiconductor technologies are supporting India’s space missions.

*Significance*
India’s growing capability to develop critical space-grade semiconductor technologies is strengthening technological self-reliance in the space sector. As India takes on more ambitious missions, Made in India chips will play an increasingly important role in powering the country’s journey into space.

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